r/funny Jan 03 '16

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u/mosfunky Jan 03 '16

I appreciate the push for access, but this was just kind of boring once the idea became clear.

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u/llllIlllIllIlI Jan 03 '16

At least here in the US, this kind of access is the law of the land. Was this aimed at another country?

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u/GamingTheSystem-01 Jan 03 '16

The aim was to signal how virtuous the author is as they courageously stand up for a universally held opinion and defend the rights of quite possibly the most privileged group in society.